Minneapolis mayor proposes major cuts and tax increase
In the heart of the Twin Cities a series of fiscal decisions now confront everyday households as leaders grapple with rising costs and shifting revenues. The Minneapolis budget has drawn fresh attention after the mayor outlined plans to trim positions while lifting property taxes to cover essential operations. Resident
Lawsuits reveal failed inspections
City of Minneapolis officials didn’t inspect a single public housing unit for nearly 30 years, despite the city’s own ordinance requiring it to do so. fox 9’s Mike Manzoni explains revelations from a pair of lawsuits from two former tenants.
Can Landlords Ban Pets in Minnesota? Renter Rights and Rules Explained
Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! If you have scrolled through apartment listings in Minneapolis, St. Paul, or Duluth, you have probably noticed how many of them say “no pets” without any further explanation. That single line can feel final, but it is not always the whole stor
Another body found in a public area of Minneapolis, the third in three days
Police in Minneapolis are investigating after yet another body was found in a public area, marking the third time such a discovery has been made in the past three days. So far few details have been released about any of the cases.
Effort to help family of Eden Prairie 18-year-old killed on I-94
Drew Fisher was struck by a Tesla on Aug. 9 after he hit a barricade and exited his vehicle.
Minneapolis mayor, park board at odds over consolidation
Minneapolis leaders are split over whether consolidating park board services with the city could help close a $60 million budget gap.
First Bite: Lonely’s Bar
Lonely’s Bar is a new staple on the Mississippi riverfront this summer, but one step inside transports you to the past. Crystalline chandeliers sparkle from above, billiard balls clack under the glow of a Tiffany lamp, and former patrons of the storied Pracna on Main building smile from golden-framed photographs.
Jonas Brothers returning to St. Paul with tour celebrating ‘Burnin’ Up’ era
If you missed the iconic 2008 tour or want to relive the magic, the Jonas Brothers promise to "run it back" this fall.
Chef Nicole Pederson-Bates Fills Frogtown’s Fire-Scarred Groundswell Space With Bewick Cafe
A new cafe is settling into the fire-scarred storefront at 1340 Thomas Ave. W. in St. Paul's Frogtown neighborhood, where chef Nicole Pederson-Bates and her husband Andrew Bates are opening Bewick Cafe around Minnesota State Fair time. The couple built out the space themselves with help from friends, including a salvag
‘Someone could have been killed’: Thieves break into St. Paul pub
Chef and owner Brian Ingram says the restaurant's cleaning crew was inside the building during the burglary.
